Troyes 2-6 Strasbourg: Match Recap and Result

Match: 6 September 2026, 13:00 UTC · Published: 6 September 2026 · 356 words

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Strasbourg came from behind to beat Troyes 2-6 in Ligue 1, taking the lead before half-time and then scoring four more after the break.

Match Summary

Antoine Mille had Troyes in front after nine minutes, Anis Ouzenadji with the assist, and that lead lasted into the closing stages of the first half. Junior Diaz was booked in the 37th minute.

Strasbourg needed a two-minute burst to turn the game. Jacobo Ortega equalized in the 40th minute from a Gessime Yassine assist, and Diogo Sousa scored in the 42nd to put the visitors ahead. Pape Demba Diop was shown a yellow card around the interval.

Giovanni Reyna stretched the lead in the 57th minute, Jacobo Ortega the provider. Troyes kept shooting but did not score again until the 90th minute. Samuel Amo-Ameyaw struck twice in three minutes late on, first from a Dario Essugo assist in the 85th minute and again in the 88th. Conrad Harder added another in the 90th, Diogo Sousa the provider this time, and Jérémy Le Douaron answered for Troyes with a Kandet Diawara assist. The official scoreline was 2-6.

Key Moments

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The first-half reply was the swing that mattered. Troyes had led for more than half an hour, then conceded twice in two minutes and never recovered the lead.

Reyna's strike after the break ended any sense this was still a one-goal match. Troyes needed two from there and never got the next one in time.

Amo-Ameyaw's late double turned a win into a rout. The home goal at the death only trimmed a result that had long since been decided.

Match Statistics

Strasbourg had 56 percent possession to Troyes' 44 and put 11 of 18 shots on target. Troyes recorded 25 shots but only four on target and took all 11 corners. Each side received one yellow card, with no red cards shown.

What the Result Means

Troyes sit seventh in Ligue 1 with four points from two matches and a goal difference of plus one, from one win and one draw. Strasbourg are 12th on three points from two matches, one point behind, with a goal difference of minus three after one win and one loss in their last two.